Sentence examples for equitable to the from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't mean it's not more equitable to the voter.

"It will force people like me to be more accountable and equitable to the districts as well," she said.

The custody agreement for her and her older brother, Matthew, was equitable to the point of being arduous: half a week with each parent.

"It's an opportunity to provide something fair and equitable to the 12 million children who belong to working families in this country".

"A Fair Way to Handle Trash" (editorial, May 29) is in no way "equitable" to the citizens of Yorkville, East Harlem and New York City.

The ruling forced Mr. Lachmann and the families that control Legrand to put forth a revised offer on Thursday that was more equitable to the owners of nonvoting shares.

The tax is regressive, but a phase-in period would provide time for legislators to make other tax structures more equitable to reduce the impact.

They thought it was equitable to share in the decision-making with others who were sales reps like them.

As Elders, we will continue to campaign for a just and equitable solution to the world's climate challenge with human rights and solidarity at its centre.

But, as a young black man, this means to me that there are actually people who care about and vote on issues, not just party lines: criminal-justice reform, equitable income to the poor.

The judges offered an "equitable solution" to the overlapping claims to a 200-mile continental shelf.